JOIN US! film screenings about immigration: through thick and thin & sentenced home

Screening of "THROUGH THICK & THIN"
a film that follows the extraordinary stories of seven binational gay and lesbian
couples whose lives are dramatically affected by the current immigration laws.
Filmmaker Sebastian Cordoba intimately captures integral moments of each of the
couples as they struggle to stay together at whatever cost, unfortunately
demonstrating that love does not conquer all.

When, Where & Location:
1st Screening and Panel Discussion in Spanish
TONIGHT! -- Friday, March 23, 7-9PM
Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts
2868 Mission Street (between 24th and 25th Street)

When, Where & Location:
2nd Screening and Q&A by Sebastian Cordoba, filmmaker
Saturday, March 24, 7-9PM
The San Francisco LGBT Community Center
1800 Market Street

Cost: Free
For more information about this film go to http://www.throughthickandthin.net/
Sponsored by The National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR), the Bay Area Immigrants
Rights Coalition (BAIRC), Ellas en Accion, the International Gay and Lesbian Human
Rights Commission (IGHLRC), OUT 4 Immigration (O4I), The San Francisco LGBT
Community Center's Latino Forum, the Transgender Law Center (TLC), and & many
others.....
------------------------------------------------

ITVS Community Cinema, KQED Community Engagement, Access SF, Hands on Bay Area and
the San Francisco Public Library present:

SENTENCED HOME

Tuesday | April 10th | 2007
6:00 pm
San Francisco Public Library | Koret Auditorium
100 Larkin St. (Civic Center)
Enter at Grove St. and Hyde St

Panel discussion featuring:
Nicole Newnham, Co-Producer/Director
Angie Junck, Staff Attorney, Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Keo Chea Shartsis Friese Public Interest Law Fellow, East Bay Community Law Center
Sin Yen Ling, Staff Attorney, Asian Law Caucus

Partner Organizations: Cambodian Community Development Inc., AYPAL (Asian Pacific
Islander Youth Promoting Advocacy and Leadership), Bay Area Immigrant Rights
Coalition, Immigrant Justice Network, World Savvy, Immigrant Legal Resource Center,
Asian Law Caucus, Apex Express, and Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach

For more information on ITVS Community Cinema or how to get involved visit
http://itvs.org/outreach/sentencedhome/ or email moriah_kinberg [at] itvs.org


IN OAKLAND
ITVS Community Cinema, KQED Community Engagement's Immigration in Focus, The Oakland
Film Office, The City of Oakland, Hands on Bay Area and The Oakland Asian Cultural
Center present:
SENTENCED HOME

Wednesday | April 11th | 2007
6:00 pm Reception | 6:30 pm Screening
The Oakland Asian Cultural Center
Pacific Renaissance Plaza, Second Floor
388 9th St. Suite 290 | Oakland, CA 94607 | (510) 637-0455
Near 12th St. Oakland City Center Bart Station
Pre-feature short film | "Manifesting Our Destiny" by Claudia Gomez-Arteaga
Panel discussion featuring Nicole Newnham, Co-Producer/Director
Angie Junck, Staff Attorney, Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Keo Chea Shartsis Friese Public Interest Law Fellow, East Bay Community Law Center
Joren Lyons, Staff Attorney, Asian Law Caucus' Immigrant Rights Project
Wayie Ly, Host/producer, Apex Express

Partner Organizations: Cambodian Community Development Inc., AYPAL (Asian Pacific
Islander Youth Promoting Advocacy and Leadership), Bay Area Immigrant Rights
Coalition, Immigrant Justice Network, Immigrant Legal Resource Center, Asian Law
Caucus, APEX EXPRESS, and Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach

For more information on ITVS Community Cinema or how to get involved visit
http://itvs.org/outreach/sentencedhome/ or email moriah_kinberg [at] itvs.org

RSVP for childcare or translation services (415) 553-3011